I've just encountered a problem that has me absolutely flummoxed - I have some code that uses operator overloading to produce nested sets of objects, and on a smalll scale it works fine: 
$logic =  ($cA & $cB & $cC & $cD);
say '$cA & $cB & $cC & $cD is :', $logic->as_string;
 >>> ((A and B and C and D or E) or F)

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but if I try any more than 7 elements I get bizarre corrupted memory addresses in the objects: here are some examples: 
Can't locate object method "as_string" via package "InterMine::PathQue
+ry::ConstraintSet=HASH(0x87yt738)"

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and InterMine::PathQuery::ConstraintSet=HASH(0x8737;=8) and InterMine::PathQuery::ConstraintSet=HASH(0x8ae23s0) and InterMine::PathQuery::ConstraintSet=HASH(0x8uu6sw8) you can see the code for the offending module here: http://pastebin.com/QN2sZN5G and the associated code here: http://pastebin.com/XwxDxJJH I have never seen anything like this before - any ideas out there from the Monks? Alex

In reply to Corrupted Object memory addresses by alexkalderimis

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